Taylor Swift more intelligent than Meghan Markle

Taylor Swift is aware of her charisma as she refused to become part of Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle's now-scrapped podcast.

The pop superstar, according to a royal commentator, is more intelligent than Meghan as she turned down an invitation to appear on the podcast despite receiving a 'personal letter' from Meghan.

The Anti-Hero hitmaker, who's currently wowing fans with her Eras tour, is "far too intelligent” to appear on Meghan’s podcast, according to GB News presenter Darren Grimes.

Speaking about the singer's move to snub Meghan's handwritten invitation, Grimes said: "Taylor Swift, she clearly could see that the writing is on the wall for this plastic pair."

" Their [ Harry and Meghan's] empire made of sand is crumbling faster than a sandcastle in a tidal wave," he told the outlet.

The 33 year-old singer was asked by Meghan herself to appear on Archetypes, but she declined through her representative, the Wall Street Journal reported.

It comes as the newspaper summed up the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's dealings with Netflix as 'big ideas, subpar execution' after executives of the streaming giant and Spotify reportedly said they were 'underwhelmed' by the pair's lack of strong ideas and productivity.

Prince Harry and and Meghan have allegedly been using all their contacts to build a complex network of 'entertainment' companies to help promote 'the truth of their side' since quitting their royal duties in 2020 and jetting off to California to live in their new $14million nine-bedroom mansion.

There are also speculations that after Harry and Meghan's exit from Spotify's £18million deal Netflix could also say goodbye to the couple as the platform is mounting pressure on the Sussex to produce more contents and its also bein claimed that the video streaming giant won't renew its deal after it expires in 2025.

However, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet's parents Harry and Meghan are currently creating a Great Expectations-inspired show for Netflix called Bad Manners.

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